Favorites from the year of Victorian patterns

I made twenty Victorian era projects over the last year. The average score was 3.03 out of 4. Not too bad for patterns written in a different style. Twelve patterns came in above that average.
Here they are from best (4.0) to pretty good (3.25).

There were three patterns that got a score of 4.0.
The Jar for Pence, the Red and White Square and the Crazy Stitch.
The Jar for Pence sits on my desk with random coins in it. I haven't done anything with the Crazy Stitch yet but I loved the texture it created. I think the Red and White Square ended up being given away.

Six patterns had a score of 3.5. The Square in Rib and Shell Pattern, the Polo Edging, the Baby's Crochet Hat, the Josephine Stitch (the only Tunsian project), a Quilt Square and the Three Ring Edging. I like how both of the squares turned out but I really enjoyed doing the Josephine Stitch. The squares are being used like a doily and a coaster and the hat was given away to family.

​This Pretty Pattern for Odds and Ends got a score of 3.40 but it's one of my favorite finished projects. I love the color choices I made on this one but took off the edging.

Two patterns came in at 3.25.  T​he Cloud and the Simple Spider Filet. The Cloud was really big but it ultimately found a home.

Next week I'll share the eight below average patterns.